Medipack Pencil Case ∙ Creation by Sabrina on Cut Out. How to make Mini doll. Tiny mascot dolls for beginners.
Look at various mini dolls on Mini doll gallery. Example You can make them easily using a little cloth. Materials cotton jersey (face and arms) cotton lawn (lining for the jersey fabric - any thin cloth) cloth (dress and cap) ribbon wool yarn (hair) polyester fiberfill string to suspend Tools sewing machine, needles, thread, scissors, chalk and so on. ruler, chopstick, pencil. tacky glue (to stick hair). paints or oily felt-tip pen (to paint face). rouge. toothpick. Procedure Making patterns Print pattern out on A4 paper. Copy patterns on the cloth Head and arms. Sewing If not using a sewing machine, handsew with small stitches. Turn inside out. Totoro. Soft Toy Free Sewing Pattern - How to Sew a Platypus. By Pauline McArthur of www.funkyfriendsfactory.com Here you will learn the basics of how to sew your own soft toys and pick up a few tips and tricks to make it easy and fun!
This simple pattern is great for beginners. It is suited to most stretchy materials but using fleece will give your toy a warm fuzzy feel! Once you’ve got the hang of it with your first platypus, experiment with different fabrics – look how great Plattie looks in pink! Follow the picture instructions below – you can’t go wrong. FREE PRINTABLE PATTERN plus: Pink fleece material (38x32cm / 15x13inch) Purple patterned corduroy material (38x21cm / 15x8inch) Plastic pellets (about 35g/1 ounce) 5mm black beads for eyes Strong thread for sewing on eyes General sewing supplies (thread, pins, needles, scissors, etc) Craft glue and firm card for templates Fine tipped permanent marker pen Toy stuffing You can sew your platypus on machine, over locker or by hand.
Sew the UPPER BODY pieces together from A to B.
How to Make Christmas Stocking Sock Monkeys. Difficulty Rating - Year after year does Santa Claus bring you socks?
They might be a great gift for Santa in Lapland but on the whole they are a pretty unimaginative stocking filler. Well we have a fantastic idea to turn a boring old pair of socks into a cute, cheeky, little sock monkey. All you will need is... A pair of socks in any size, needle and thread, toy stuffing, 2 buttons for eyes and a sewing machine is an advantage but not essential Take the first sock, turn it inside out and lay it out flat heel up. Mark out the centre of the sock up to 4 cm below the heel line. Now cut up the centre line to divide the legs. Turn the sock the right way out through the hole at the monkey's crotch.
Lay the second sock out flat in a side profile position and cut out relevant parts as indicated in the diagram. Tail Fold in half and stitch up the long side, tapering the ribbed edge to a point. Mouth Turn in edges and pin the oval shaped mouth to the main monkey just below the toe. Rainbow Crochet Zipped Coin Purse Tutorial & SparklePetal. May 16, 2010 by sparklepetal This tutorial is to explain how I made my Rainbow Crochet Zipped Coin Purse.
It’s my first tutorial, so I hope it makes sense (let me know if it doesn’t) and please excuse some dodgy low-light photography! To start with you need to crochet your circle. You will need crochet yarn in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. V and Co how to: jersey knit bracelet.
I don't know what it is about this time of year that makes me just want to have my bare feet in the sand, be watching the sun setting into the ocean, and breathing in the warm salty air of the beach...as i get older, more and more i find myself missing that place i used to go to almost every.single.day. as a teen.
(my skin doesn't miss it. as a matter of fact, i now wish i listened more and DID put SPF on my face...hindsight is 20/20). my mom calls me from her walk on the beach almost every morning... Little Tin Bird & Basic Granny Square Pattern - StumbleUpon. Cuddly Cthulhu Amigurumi. Jean Greenhowe Designs Official Website - Jean Greenhowe free knitting patterns, knitted dolls, toys. From our postbag we know that innumerable kind-hearted people knit my dolls and toys to raise much needed funds for charity and other worthwhile causes.
With this charity aspect in mind I have designed The Rainbow Babies as the first new and exclusive free pattern on our website. Ideal as fund-raisers, these sweet Babies are quick to knit and each one only requires 25 grams [less than 1 ounce] of yarn and the same amount of stuffing. The doll measures just 17cm [6¾ in] high without the cap. The feet, legs, body and head are knitted in one piece and the ‘babygrow’ garment is part of the doll.
The only separately knitted pieces are the arms, cap and scarf. You can make pink or brown Babies, but be sure to choose lovely bright colours for the rest of the design, in keeping with the rainbow theme. With your help I hope the Babies will create a beautiful RAINBOW all around the world. Click here to download the Rainbow Babies free pattern. CBBC - Blue Peter Things to Do.